Loops are fundamental constructs in Bash that run a series of commands multiple times until a specific condition is met. A Bash `Until` Loop continuously executes a block of commands while a specific condition evaluates to `false` and stops when the condition evaluates to `true`. The `until` loops are the opposite of `while` loops. The [Bash `while` loop](https://docs.vultr.com/how-to-use-while-loop-in-bash) runs when a condition is true and terminates when a condition returns `false`. This arti......